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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
3
In the Andes a strong quake nearly wipes out Tuquerres, Colombia. The town sits 10,090 feet above sea level on a green plateau flanked by snowy peaks. Far below, jungle settlements thrive in tropical humidity as Tuquerres endures the tremor.
The town of Tuquerres sits in the Andes as a small rich center with 19 000 inhabitants. It is a religious and educational hub with a tannery and markets serving surrounding grain fields. Roads are scarce western trails connect Pasto and the frontier of Ecuador. Nearby Azufral volcano dominates, with sulphur deposits and hot springs attracting local commerce. A largely Indian population resists rapid change while producing wheat potatoes tobacco and part of Colombia’s coffee crop. Gold mining continues nearby with over 2000 mines in Narino.
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues that strikes reflect a lack of good will in economies and societies. It urges cultivating goodwill across homes, neighborhoods, businesses, and nations to foster lasting peace, noting border calm between Canada and the U S as contrast to Europe.
Leonard A. Barrett argues that peace on earth requires applying good will to human action. He urges using the scientific method in social conduct and living, advocating practical experiments to solve social problems through disciplined thinking and humane approach.
Marine themed decor guidance for boys rooms emphasizes ships anchors waves and lass of nautical motifs. Articles describe patterns for embroidery filet crochet and wall papers using oarsmen lighthouses and sea life with practical tips and a request for pattern requests via mail.
Enry Fonda’s marriage to Frances Seymour Brokaw marks a social ascent for a new Hollywood circle. The column sketches Frances Brokaw’s charity work and ties to George T. Brokaw, notes star marriages into high society, and traces other gossip including Bette Davis, Simone Simon, Jean Muir, Jean Harlow myths, and upcoming film projects with Raft Grant and MacMurray among others.
Personal vignette where Pete recalls a childhood wish to be hairless while mother combs his hair, reflecting on fulfilled or evolving hopes through memory and family moments.
Em Henry intimates a proposal to Mabel in a playful moment as she jokes she needs one more proposal to beat last year’s record. The banter hints at competition and light romance between the two.
A brief dialogue featuring a child and a friend comparing their tall fathers. The lines play on height and hats, delivering a simple humorous exchange typical of a light page item.
A brief dialogue shows a woman asking about marriage timing and a man replying with constant consideration, capturing an intimate moment of conversation.
Teacher notes the drawing titled The Flight into Egypt features a dot at the end of the string. Child explains the dot represents a flea, saying Take the young child and flea into Egypt.
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